New research links accelerated biological aging in younger generations to a higher risk of early-onset cancers, suggesting bodies may be aging faster than chronological age.
A study found breast cancer patients with low vitamin D experienced more pain and used more opioids after mastectomy, suggesting a link between vitamin D and post-surgical recovery.
A ten-year study found heart calcium scans are most beneficial for patients with borderline or intermediate heart disease risk, offering clearer predictions.
Federal health officials have officially announced the conclusion of a multi-state outbreak of Cyclospora infections, bringing to an end a significant public he...
A newly released collection of documents related to the September 11 attacks has significantly renewed discussion about air quality in New York City in the afte...
A ten-year study found that tea drinking is linked to slightly higher hip bone density in older women, while consuming over five cups of coffee daily may lead to lower bone density.
A study found that using a HEPA air purifier for one month improved brain function by 12% in adults aged 40 and older, suggesting a link between cleaner air and cognitive health.
A preliminary study found that long-term melatonin use is associated with a 90% higher risk of heart failure in people with chronic insomnia, raising questions about its long-term safety.
Scientists have found that reducing levels of the immune protein C3 may mimic the anti-aging benefits of calorie restriction, potentially offering a new therapeutic approach.
A study of over 2,500 people found that common medications, including antibiotics, antidepressants, and benzodiazepines, can alter the gut microbiome for years after use.
Backyard bird feeders may be accelerating the spread of the H5N1 avian influenza virus in Australia by creating disease hotspots where different bird species congregate.
A study of over 2,500 people found common medications, including antibiotics and antidepressants, can cause lasting changes to the gut microbiome for years after use.
An experimental compound called TOFA helped obese mice burn fat, preserve muscle, and improve metabolic health, offering a new approach to obesity treatment.
Australia has recorded its first confirmed case of H5N1 avian influenza, commonly known as bird flu, in a mainland mammal. A fur seal found deceased in Victoria...
Exercise is more effective for maintaining weight loss than for initial weight reduction, playing a significant role in preventing weight regain and offering numerous health benefits.
A Finnish study found that higher coffee consumption is linked to lower body fat, more muscle, and unique hormone patterns, suggesting potential metabolic benefits.
New research indicates that as people age, their bodies prioritize walking stability over efficiency, leading to slower, more tiring movement and a higher risk of falls.
New research indicates that human blood chemistry is changing, with rising bicarbonate levels and decreasing calcium and phosphorus, correlating with increased atmospheric carbon dioxide.
A new oral GLP-1 drug, aleniglipron, showed significant weight loss of up to 12.1% in a 36-week trial, offering a potential alternative to injectable medications.
Western Europe experienced its warmest June and July on record, according to data released by European Union scientists. The period saw an average temperature o...
A large study found that heavy alcohol consumption increases mortality risk, but at lower levels, wine was linked to lower mortality while beer, cider, and spirits were linked to higher risk.
A six-month trial found that reducing sweet-tasting foods did not curb cravings or improve health markers for diabetes and heart disease.
A major study involving nearly 4,000 infants found acetaminophen and ibuprofen safe, with no increased risk of eczema or bronchiolitis in the first year.
A study found that 75 minutes of brisk interval walking once a week can reduce body fat and improve fitness as effectively as three weekly sessions.
A study found that eating one avocado daily may reduce heart disease risk in adults with obesity by lowering harmful LDL particle levels in the blood.
A new hybrid microwave and conventional frying method could produce healthier French fries with less oil and a crispy texture, according to University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign researchers.
A new microwave frying method could significantly reduce oil absorption in French fries, combining microwave heating with conventional frying for a healthier, crispier product.
A major U.S. clinical trial found that silver diamine fluoride liquid can stop decay in over half of treated baby teeth, offering a drill-free alternative for childhood cavities.
Researchers developed a new microwave-assisted frying method that significantly reduces oil absorption in French fries while maintaining crispiness and taste.
An experimental antiviral pill prevented a measles-like virus from spreading through air and contact in ferrets, offering a new tool against outbreaks.
Research suggests the mysterious global phenomenon known as The Hum may originate from low-frequency tinnitus within the auditory system, not external sources.
New research suggests the mysterious worldwide phenomenon known as The Hum is often a form of low-frequency tinnitus originating within the auditory system, not from external sources.
A study found that a 12-week intermittent fasting program helped overweight and obese adults sustain weight loss for at least one year after the intervention.
A lab study found that many common sweeteners can alter gut bacteria growth, with significant effects when combined with medications like the antidepressant duloxetine.
A Cyclospora outbreak has affected over 400 people in four states, prompting an investigation by the CDC and FDA to identify the source.
A large study found that updated COVID-19 vaccines continue to provide significant protection against cardiovascular disease, especially for older adults and those with underlying conditions.
A large-scale study found that men with higher levels of the amino acid tyrosine may have shorter lifespans, potentially losing nearly a year of life expectancy.
New research indicates that completely removing sugar from a low-fat diet may negatively impact gut health, metabolism, and increase inflammation.
A dangerous tapeworm, *Echinococcus multilocularis*, has been detected in wild coyotes in the Pacific Northwest for the first time, posing a risk to dogs and humans.
A new study indicates that a strong therapeutic relationship between patient and therapist is the most crucial factor in preventing child sex offenders from reoffending after treatment.
The United States has recorded a significant number of measles cases this year, with figures surpassing two thousand. This increase follows various outbreaks ac...
The FDA concluded its investigation into an infant botulism outbreak linked to ByHeart formula, identifying the contaminant but not its root cause.
Rice-fish co-culturing shows promise in reducing schistosomiasis transmission and increasing food production, offering a sustainable solution for affected communities.
A study of over 8,300 older adults in Brazil revealed distinct salt-adding habits between men and women, with men more likely to add salt but women's habits more tied to diet and lifestyle.
A study found elevated antidepressant levels in North Carolina waterways downstream from treatment plants, posing risks to aquatic life and potential human health concerns.
New research shows that combining cannabis edibles and alcohol significantly increases driving impairment, often undetected by standard sobriety tests.
A new human-centered framework developed by a Vanderbilt professor reduces child development test times to eight minutes while maintaining validity across four key skill areas.
Early warning systems for desert locusts are highly effective, preventing significant damage and yielding returns up to 680 times the investment, according to a new study.
New research suggests that vitamin D2 supplements may unexpectedly lower the body's levels of the more effective vitamin D3, impacting immune function.
A large European study found that a modified Mediterranean diet, combined with exercise and weight loss support, reduced the risk of type two diabetes by 31 percent.